Jane Eyre Notes

Jane is happy after Rochester's proposal but questions if it's real.
Rochester promises marriage in four weeks, a European honeymoon, and lavish clothes and jewelry.
Jane is uncomfortable with the idea of being objectified and degraded, asserting she'll live normally on her salary and in plain clothes.
Jane asks about Blanche, and Rochester says he could never marry her due to her pride.
Rochester admits to spreading rumors about his reduced fortune to deter Blanche and using her to make Jane jealous.
Mrs. Fairfax warns Jane about the difficulties of marriage between people of unequal social status, which insults Jane.
Jane writes to her uncle, John Eyre, hoping to become his heir and thus closer in status to Rochester.
Rochester attempts to dress Jane in extravagant clothes, but she insists on remaining equal in the relationship and not being a kept woman.
Jane realizes she idolizes Rochester to the point where she prioritizes him over her relationship with God.